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Jon's brilliant words 'With a packed curriculum and punitive accountability, some schools look to shift “complexity” somewhere else' sum up current inclusion problems exactly . So good I wrote them down!

Jon Severs@jonsevers.bsky.social · last yr.

Why the work on mainstream inclusion cannot get stuck looking at mainstream in isolation The @tesmagazine.bsky.social leader this morning, available via the free Daily newsletter. If you haven't signed up, do so now in your free Tes profile. You can read it below. email.tes.com/t/cr/AQiOjhA...

To deduce meaning of a new word from text you need to be able to read 95 per cent of the other words. So weaker readers need audiobooks and being read to in order to grow their vocabulary.

Headteacher Update@headteacherupdate.bsky.social · last yr.

Listening to audio books could be the key to reading & reading enjoyment for many students, @literacy-trust.bsky.social is advising. It comes as children's enjoyment of listening surpasses their enjoyment of reading for the first time: buff.ly/41wXffH #literacy #teaching #edusky

A sense of belonging might just be key to reducing absence & inspiring pupils to want to be in school. Jean Gross offers some practical ideas for how primary schools can set about building belonging and what she calls the ‘we’ – buff.ly/3QC5TmE #schools #inclusion #edusky

Creating the we: Ideas for building pupils’ belonging in school - Headteacher Update

This article offers practical ideas for how primary schools can build belonging and inclusion for pupils

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